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RWKV is a novel language model architecture that combines the efficiency of RNNs with the parallelizability of Transformers, achieving strong LLM performance with linear time complexity and constant memory footprint.
The Linux Foundation launched the x402 Foundation to standardize internet-native payments for AI agents and applications, backed by major companies including Coinbase, AWS, Google, and Mastercard.
The Linux Foundation announces the Agent Name Service (ANS), an open standard leveraging DNS to provide verifiable identities for AI agents, enabling trust and interoperability.
Jack Dorsey built and open-sourced Goose, a comprehensive local AI agent that autonomously performs development tasks like installing dependencies, running code, testing, and deploying. Donated to the Linux Foundation, it supports multiple LLMs and includes features like parallel subagents, MCP extensions, and adversary mode.
NVIDIA is adopting the Linux Foundation's OpenMDW framework across its open model families (Cosmos, Isaac GR00T, Ising, Nemotron) to simplify and standardize open model licensing for developers.
According to the Linux Foundation's 2025 annual report, only about 2.95% of its over $310M budget is allocated to Linux itself, with critics accusing the organization of mission creep and 'openwashing' by diverting funds to unrelated initiatives involving AI, cloud, and cryptocurrency.
Safetensors has officially joined the PyTorch Foundation under the Linux Foundation to establish a vendor-neutral governance structure, while maintaining its status as the default model format for the Hugging Face Hub.
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Block co-founded the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) under the Linux Foundation to provide neutral stewardship for open, interoperable agentic AI infrastructure. OpenAI is donating AGENTS.md—a lightweight standard for project-specific agent instructions already adopted by 60,000+ open-source projects—to the foundation.